Reports from a National Conference, 2003

• Abstracts
  • Monitoring System for Detecting Starts and Declines of Influenza Epidemics
  • Evaluation of School Absenteeism Data for Early Outbreak Detection — New York City, 2001–2002
  • System To Generate Semisynthetic Data Sets of Outbreak Clusters for Evaluation of Outbreak-Detection Performance
  • Establishing an Automated Surveillance System
  • Change-Point Detection Using Directional Derivatives
  • Physician’s Choice of Charting Template Versus ICD-9 Code — Agreement Between Two Syndromic Surveillance Methods Using Emergency Department Electronic Medical Records
  • Monitoring Over-the-Counter Pharmacy Sales for Early Outbreak Detection — New York City, August 2001–September 2003
  • Death Certificate Surveillance — New Hampshire
  • Correlation of West Nile Virus Infection with Emergency Department Chief Complaints by Using a Passive Syndromic Surveillance Model
  • Evaluation and Validity of Chief Complaints and Discharge Diagnoses in a Drop-In Syndromic Surveillance System
  • Using the Toxic Exposure Surveillance System To Detect Potential Chemical Terrorism Events
  • Making Syndromes Reportable Diseases — Authorizing, Mandating, or Both? A Perspective on the Legal Basis for Syndromic Surveillance
  • New Twist on Old Methods — Simple Schemas for Disease and Nonbattle Injury Surveillance in Deployment Settings
  • Dual-Model Approach to Syndromic Surveillance Using Hospital Emergency Department Data
  • Technique for Rapid Detection and Localization of Attacks with Biologic Agents
  • From Data Sources to Event Detection — Summary of the Southern California Regional Surveillance Summit
  • Syndromic Surveillance of Infectious Diseases in Taiwan — Before and After the Challenges of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)
  • Syndromic Tracking and Reporting System — Overview and Example
  • Addressing the Concerns of Data Providers — Lessons from the Private Sector
  • From Implementation to Automation — A Step-by-Step Approach to Developing Syndromic Surveillance Systems from a Public Health Perspective
  • Site-Based Biosurveillance
  • Expansion of ESSENCE for Use in Joint Military and Civilian Surveillance in Nine Cities
  • Investigation of Diarrheal Illness Detected Through Syndromic Surveillance After a Massive Blackout — New York City, August 2003.htm
  • Semantic Approach to Public Health Situation Awareness — Design and Methodology
  • Improving Agreement Between Two Algorithms for Biosurveillance of Respiratory Disease in the Emergency Department — Chief Complaint and ICD-9 Code
  • Syndromic Surveillance Using Chief Complaints from Urgent-Care Facilities During the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games
  • Fast Grid-Based Scan Statistic for Detection of Significant Spatial Disease Clusters
  • Population-Adjusted Stable Geospatial Baseline for Outbreak Detection in Syndromic Surveillance
  • Improving Outbreak Detection by Signal Integration
  • Evaluation of Taiwan’s Syndromic Surveillance System after the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome — Taiwan, 2003
  • Temporal Correlation of Nontraditional and Traditional Evidence of a Natural Outbreak
  • Effects of Sensitivity and Specificity on Signal-to-Noise Ratios for Detection of Influenza-Associated Aberrations
  • Empirical Evaluation of Space-Time Models for Surveillance of Disease Maps
  • Toxic Exposure Surveillance System
  • What’s Strange About Recent Events, Version 3.0 — Accounting for a Changing Baseline
  • Practical Evaluation of Electronic Disease Surveillance Systems for Local Public Health

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